Context Graphs

A Context Graph is a scoped knowledge domain. It answers: "Which project, team, workspace, or topic does this knowledge belong to?"

The Node UI may call context graphs projects. The protocol term remains Context Graph.

Context Graphs can contain sub-graphs such as:

• chat
• code
• tasks
• decisions
• github
• meta

Use sub-graphs to keep one domain navigable without creating unrelated projects. For example, a codebase context graph can keep source file triples in code, issue state in tasks, and architectural decisions in decisions.

Access and Publish Policy

Context Graphs can be public or curated. Public graphs are discoverable and easier to subscribe to. Curated graphs restrict write or publish authority to approved agents and peers.

Publishing policy is separate from visibility. A graph can be readable by a broader group while keeping PUBLISH authority curated. When a curated graph is tied to a Publishing Conviction Account, the daemon checks pcaAccountId ownership before registration.

Use the Context Graph boundary for project memory. Use sub-graphs inside it for topic and data-type separation.